Jindabyne Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do

Distance from park: 40km

Explore the glorious park on horse-back, canoe, car, mountain or trail-bike. Experience glacial lakes and limestone caves. Strap on snowshoes to trek through woodlands, or ski cross country.

Distance from park: 12km

These guys are so passionate about making beer they keg, bottle and label everything by hand. That’s true TLC for your beer. A new addition to the coldest climate vineyard in Australia located in Dalgety.

Distance from park: 10km

Located on the banks of the Thredbo River, you’ll get an insider’s look into cold water sport fish breeding. Visitors can feed 3 species of trout and the Atlantic salmon.

Distance from park: 1.6km

Anglers of any experience, including those with a disability, can drop a line with the region’s longest serving professional fishing guide and author. What Steve Williamson doesn’t know about fishing isn’t worth knowing. Master fly fishing, live baiting and lure spinning.

The scenic chairlift is open 365 days a year. The Kosciuszko Express Chairlift is 1.8km long and rises 560 vertical metres.
The ride takes 15 minutes one way and offers spectacular valley views as you are lifted to the closest access point to Mount Kosciuszko.

Distance from park: 3km

Across four seasons, Snowy Mountains is Australia's ultimate alpine experience.  Click here to see more.  Come Play. Come Stay. Get High.

Distance from park: 151km

Admire magnificent limestone shapes, or the picturesque scenery above ground - and it’s difficult to resist a dip in the thermal pool, constantly a delicious 27 degrees.

The Thredbo Bobsled is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.
With 700m of luge style track the bobsled twists and turns its way down the mountain whilst you control the speed with a brake on your cart.
It's great fun for all the family.
To ride the bobsled on your own you must be 9 years of age or older and over 130cms tall. For the kids under 9 you double up with a responsible adult.
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Play a round of golf on Australia's highest course

The nine hole, AGU rated course is bordered by the Thredbo river and has unique and challenging features such as the snake pit and Wally Wombat's House. Winding along the Thredbo River and around the base of mountain this course is a pleasure to play. It is dotted with wildflowers, lined with eucalyptus and it has a little bit of everything providing even seasoned golfers with unique challenges.

The course is home to 1 x Par 5 hole, 4 x Par 4 holes, 4 x Par 3 holes with each hold offering a different spectacular view of Thredbo Valley and its surrounding Alpine peaks.